Comments on: AMD will show tilt toward ultraportables Thursday
Up to now, it has effectively conceded this market to Intel, which virtually owns the Netbook market with its Atom processor.
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- by slickuser November 12, 2008 9:48 PM PST
- well, AMD is just going to present a strategy! when they plan to deliver? Until, Intel will rule the market...
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